What does Evarmont automate?
Answering calls, booking and changing appointments, taking restaurant phone orders, scheduling callbacks, and, in early access, triaging and replying to email from approved facts.
Automate the work that follows every conversation.
For a service business, the work that matters is what happens after a customer gets in touch. Evarmont automates that work for calls and email: the booking, the follow-up and the record, with a person kept in the loop where a decision needs one.
From conversation to completed task
A call becomes a booking, a change, a cancellation, a restaurant order or a scheduled callback. Each outcome is saved against your rules and shows up in the console, so the automation leaves something the team can check rather than something it has to trust.
Email handled the same way
In early access, Evarmont connects to a Gmail or Microsoft Outlook mailbox, reads new messages, triages them, and drafts replies from facts you approved. A reply is sent after a person approves it or, where you allow it, automatically after a short hold you can cancel.
Refunds, cancellations, complaints and anything sensitive always go to a person.
Automation with limits you set
Calling windows, consent, opening hours, services and the facts the assistant may use are all yours to set in the console. What the automation does not know, it says so; what it should not decide, it hands over.
Built into the tools you already use
Integrations for calendars, CRMs, team chat and payments connect the automated work to the rest of the business. The Integrations page lists each provider with its current availability.
Plans start at $299 a month and differ only in the call minutes included. Every plan runs the whole product, and a 7-day trial includes 60 call minutes.
Questions
Does the automation ever act without a person?
It completes routine work on its own, like a booking. Sensitive or consequential requests such as refunds, cancellations sent by email and complaints are routed to a person.
Which businesses is it for?
Service businesses that run on appointments: med spas, salons, clinics, dental and medical practices, home services and restaurants.
Start with one everyday call.
See where it can lead, and what your team can review afterward.